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16 June, 12:00

Much like a cell of virus is able to

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  1. 16 June, 12:12
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    A virus is made up of remnants of cells in a living host (of animals, plants or bacteria), infecting cells and forcing them to reproduce at a fast rate, thousands of identical cells (same of the original virus). Viruses are microscopic and can either be single - or double - nucleic acid. They are enveloped with lipids or fatty materials and proteins. So outside of the virus contains lipids or a protein. Viruses are one of the most plentiful organisms in the Earth’s ecosystem and can be seen everywhere.
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